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In an interview with [[PBS NewsHour]] on December 22nd 2016, Dmitri Alperovitch finally produced the hard evidence he has for Russian involvement clearly. To be fair, he did state it several times before. It just didn’t resonate or the media and US intelligence agencies weren’t listening.
 
In an interview with [[PBS NewsHour]] on December 22nd 2016, Dmitri Alperovitch finally produced the hard evidence he has for Russian involvement clearly. To be fair, he did state it several times before. It just didn’t resonate or the media and US intelligence agencies weren’t listening.
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According to Alperovitch, the CEO of a $150 million dollar cyber security company “And when you think about, well, who would be interested in targeting Ukraine artillerymen in eastern Ukraine who has interest in hacking the [[Democratic Party]], Russia government comes to mind, but specifically, Russian military that would have operational over forces in the Ukraine and would target these artillerymen.”
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According to Alperovitch, the CEO of a $150 million dollar cyber security company  
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:''“And when you think about, well, who would be interested in targeting Ukraine artillerymen in eastern Ukraine who has interest in hacking the [[Democratic Party]], Russia government comes to mind, but specifically, Russian military that would have operational over forces in the Ukraine and would target these artillerymen.”
    
That statement is most of the proof of Russian involvement he has. That’s it, that’s all the [[CIA]], [[FBI]] have to go on. It’s why they can’t certify the intelligence. It’s why they can’t get beyond the threshold of maybe.
 
That statement is most of the proof of Russian involvement he has. That’s it, that’s all the [[CIA]], [[FBI]] have to go on. It’s why they can’t certify the intelligence. It’s why they can’t get beyond the threshold of maybe.
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Woodruff then asked two important questions. She asked if Crowdstrike was still working for the DNC. Alperovitch responded “We’re protecting them going forward. The investigation is closed in terms of what happened there. But certainly, we’ve seen the campaigns, political organizations are continued to be targeted, and they continue to hire us and use our technology to protect themselves.”
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Woodruff then asked two important questions. She asked if Crowdstrike was still working for the DNC. Alperovitch responded  
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:''“We’re protecting them going forward. The investigation is closed in terms of what happened there. But certainly, we’ve seen the campaigns, political organizations are continued to be targeted, and they continue to hire us and use our technology to protect themselves.”
    
Based on the evidence he presented Woodruff, there is no need to investigate further? Obviously, there is no need, the money is rolling in.
 
Based on the evidence he presented Woodruff, there is no need to investigate further? Obviously, there is no need, the money is rolling in.
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Meet the real Fancy Bear and Cozy Bear, part of the groups that are targeting Ukrainian positions for the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics. These people were so tech savvy they didn’t know the Ukrainian [[SBU]] (Ukrainian CIA/internal security) records every phone call and most internet use in Ukraine and Donbass. Donbass still uses Ukrainian phone and internet services.
 
Meet the real Fancy Bear and Cozy Bear, part of the groups that are targeting Ukrainian positions for the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics. These people were so tech savvy they didn’t know the Ukrainian [[SBU]] (Ukrainian CIA/internal security) records every phone call and most internet use in Ukraine and Donbass. Donbass still uses Ukrainian phone and internet services.
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These are normal people fighting back against private volunteer armies that target their homes, schools, and hospitals. The private volunteer armies like [[Pravy Sektor]], Donbas Battalion, [[Azov Battalion|Azov]], and [[Aidar Battalion|Aidar]] have been cited for atrocities like child rape, torture, murder, and kidnapping. That just gets the ball rolling. These are a large swath of the Ukrainian servicemen Crowdstrike hopes to protect.
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These are normal people fighting back against private volunteer armies that target their homes, schools, and hospitals. The private volunteer armies like [[Pravy Sektor]], Donbas Battalion, [[Azov Battalion|Azov]], and [[Aidar Battalion|Aidar]] have been cited for atrocities like child [[rape]], [[torture]], [[murder]], and [[kidnap]]ping. That just gets the ball rolling. These are a large swath of the Ukrainian servicemen Crowdstrike hopes to protect.
    
This story which just aired on Ukrainian news channel TCN shows the SBU questioning and arresting some of what they call an army of people in the Ukrainian-controlled areas. This news video shows people in Toretsk that provided targeting information to Donbass and people probably caught up in the net accidentally.
 
This story which just aired on Ukrainian news channel TCN shows the SBU questioning and arresting some of what they call an army of people in the Ukrainian-controlled areas. This news video shows people in Toretsk that provided targeting information to Donbass and people probably caught up in the net accidentally.
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